BCREA blames government policy for reduced sales
Home prices could fall by as much as 30 per cent if there was a sudden hike in interest rates
Empty homes in Vancouver will cost owners 1 per cent of the property’s value from 2017 following approval of the tax by city councillors
TD Bank has become the latest of the big banks to increase its mortgage rates as changes in the bonds market add to the impact of federal rule changes
The MD of CBRE says that the commercial market has been mixed in Vancouver during 2016 with strong downtown office activity but lower industrial deals due to a lack of supply
Sales of homes in British Columbia fell 16.7 per cent in October compared to a year earlier as the impact of provincial and federal rules made an impact
Commercial buildings in Vancouver are falling short of standards required to receive top marks for sustainability
Concern over the sustainability of real estate prices is weighing on the confidence of Canadian consumers, even though the labour market and other economic metrics are showing growth
The economy in Vancouver will be the fastest-growing metropolitan region for 2016 and 2017
Two councillors are urging Toronto City Council to approve the construction of laneway housing to ease the city’s shortage of homes
Veteran mortgage broker Robert McLister says that the election of Donald Trump to the White House could be a “game-changer” for Canadian real estate, and not in a good way